왜 앞서 해보기를 하나요?

“Our plans for Paradise Girls is to make a large open world visual novel game, granting players complete freedom on what they do each day, allowing them to explore the town, meet characters, grow relationships and have intimate events. But to do this we want to get the maximum amount of feedback as possible as we develop the game and feel early access is the best way to do that to work with the community to grow and balance the game.”

이 게임의 앞서 해보기 기간은 얼마인가요?

“We intend to release Paradise Girls by Summer 2024 with the content finalised and implemented with a full story and an array of side content for players to enjoy.”

정식 버전은 앞서 해보기 버전과 어떻게 달라지나요?

“The full version of the game will include multiple ways to complete the primary story as well as a large array of side stories and bonus events that players can explore and unlock as they play. Whilst the primary content of the game will be the story, we also want to implement a full currency system with items to purchase (in-game) that aid you and grant you more options and things to do within the open world.”

지금 앞서 해보기 버전은 어떤 상태인가요?

“The initial storyline has been started setting up the player with access to the open world, allowing them to choose what they want to do each day. Work options have been implemented and general exploration of a few locations in town.

A variety of initial intimate events with the main characters of the game have also been implemented already.”

앞서 해보기 동안과 앞서 해보기 이후의 게임 가격이 다르게 매겨지나요?

“As we develop and implement major story content for the game, we will gradually increase the price until we come to a final price based on the final content and size of the game. Existing owners will get all new content as free updates and will not have to pay more as the game develops.”

개발 과정에 어떻게 커뮤니티를 참여시킬 계획이신가요?

“We will be communicating with our community directly via the Steam platform, using the steam hub, updates and discussions sections to speak to and get feedback from our community, receive bug reports and get ideas and thoughts on how things could and should be updated throughout the early access process.”